Woman Ski Kessler Pandora Silver + Kessler PRD 12 GW Multiflex Rail

Woman Ski Kessler Pandora + Kessler PRD 12 GW Multiflex Rail

Infos provided by Kessler

Women‘s liberation in skiing: THE PANDORA, the first high-performance women‘s ski. Thanks to a rigorous application of Kessler Shape Technology (KST), this ingenious lightweight solution combines snow riders’ needs with feminine geometry. The result: a ski that packs a powerful punch with breathtaking skiing style. Girlie skis and flower designs? No way!

Sportmania's opinion:

Kessler skis all feature the same equation: unparalleled ski comfort mixed with top-of-the-line performance and construction. The more you press on the outer edge of the ski, the more it turns thanks to its progressive KST radius which automatically adapts from a tight turn to a wide curve. The Pandora is the feminine version of the Phantom, with a softer flex and is 100% dedicated to the piste, its only playground that allows it to express itself completely. The Pandora is to put in all the hands, because it will make the happiness of all but for a price which justifies this investment.

Warranty : 1 year

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•     Clothoid Sidecut
•     Sandwich Titanal Construction
•     optimized K.Tec F woodcore
•     Phenol Sidewalls
•     sintered Base
•     scratch-resistant K.Tec F flamed Topsheet
•     Length: 151cm, 157cm, 163cm

Delivered with PRD 12 GW bindings

Kessler Shape Technology (KST)

KST – HOW IT WORKS

a) Ski under load stress: The red line corresponds to the contact surface in the snow. This is shorter than with a traditional ski. The ski is therefore very easy to turn. At the same time, the small aggressive radii at the point of the ski and at the end are eliminated, which means that the ski cannot catch on these points.

b) Ski under load stress, tipped over: When tipped, the contact surface becomes larger, the contact points move towards the front and the back, and this leads to very high curve control and grip. At the same time, even smaller radii are exerted. Depending on how the ski is tipped, tight turns as well as wide swings can be carved out at any speed in a controlled manner.